…Peanuts films— featuring the exact same discs they already released. Yay. A Boy Named Charlie Brown The first of the Charlie Brown movies was A Boy Named Charlie Brown, premiering…

…featurette added, but otherwise it’s much the same disc. Of course, it starts with the 1975 Emmy-nominated special Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown. Charlie Brown, as so often seen in…

…After the disappointment of the video quality in A Charlie brown Thanksgiving, I was braced for another letdown. Fortunately, that was unnecessary, as A Charlie Brown Christmas looks wonderful. It…

…in 1975 (Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown). Charlie Brown is again pining over the Little Red-Haired Girl while failing to find the courage to act on his feelings; Linus tries…

…to compose a fair review of a relatively new Charlie Brown special. Most of us have grown up with all the classic ones, starting with A Charlie Brown Christmas, and…

…the greatest exposure on television. The first of the Charlie Brown movies, however, was A Boy Named Charlie Brown, which came out just a few months before my birth, premiering…

…on their A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving disc, but also on a two-disc set of the miniseries (which is itself recommended). Popcorn And Jellybeans: Making A Thanksgiving Classic (12:27) again gathers…

…special previously has had two prior DVD releases. (See our review of Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown: Remastered Deluxe Edition.) You’re A Good Sport, Charlie Brown (1975) see Charlie Brown…

…such as how he expects that Linus would grow up to be the most successful adult, while Charlie Brown will always be a Charlie Brown, because people just don’t outgrow…

…is actually a gem. He’s Your Dog, Charlie Brown isn’t quite the classic that A Charlie Brown Christmas is— what is, after all?— but it stands tall as an entertaining…

…is Special #14, sandwiched between Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown and It’s Arbor Day, Charlie Brown. Four of the earlier specials have yet to appear on DVD, but we’re getting…

…plenty of the gentle humor and pathos that Peanuts is known for. This special previously appeared on Paramount’s out-of-print A Charlie Brown Valentine DVD. A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving (1973) –…

…appears on this disc as well. It’s Magic, Charlie Brown (24:16) begins with Charlie Brown giving Snoopy a library card, which he uses to check out a book on magic…

…different Peanuts character. This special was originally released on DVD by Paramount, appearing with I Want A Dog For Christmas, Charlie Brown and The Making Of A Charlie Brown Christmas….

…Of You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown (12:11) is just what the title implies, yet another neat but short look at the making of a classic Charlie Brown show. Lee Mendelson,…

…old Paramount DVD for this special had 2002’s minor entry Charlie Brown’s Christmas Tales, and also The Making Of A Charlie Brown Christmas, which was great, but obviously on the…

…Chinese and Thai. Final Cut: Of all the specials, this one may summarize Charlie Brown and his Peanuts cast the best. It cannot be said to be the ultimate Charlie…

…Want A Dog For Christmas, Charlie Brown. This 2003 special, thanks to being based on the comic strips of Schulz, is every bit as warm and humorous as most of…

…Charlie Brown Christmas (December, 1965) – The first and arguably best of the specials sees Charlie Brown feeling lost amidst the holiday revelry of others. The modern day celebration of…

…though— Charlie Brown does see some disappointment. It wouldn’t be Peanuts without seeing Charlie Brown at least a little unhappy. Writer Charles Schulz, producers Lee Mendelson & Bill Melendez, and…

…least some consideration. First up is the eighteenth episode from the 1985 Saturday morning TV seriesThe Charlie Brown And Snoopy Show, which has three stories. The Play recalls A Charlie…

…neat to know. Optional audio tracks include Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, and Thai (I don’t think Fergie participated in those ones, though). Subtitles include English, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, and Thai….